Notice to Readers: Satellite Broadcast on HIV Prevention
"The Impact of Stigma on HIV Prevention Programs," a satellite broadcast,
is scheduled for Wednesday, April 25, 2001, from 1--3 p.m. eastern time. CDC and
the Public Health Training Network are co-sponsoring this forum, which will focus on
the impact of stigma on health and human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)
prevention efforts, and how public health programs may send mixed messages that contribute
to stigma. Presentations and interviews will provide an update on public health
resources and innovative strategies to reduce or eliminate stigmatizing attitudes.
This broadcast is designed for organizations and persons who provide
HIV prevention, including health departments, HIV prevention community planning
groups, national and regional minority organizations, community-based organizations,
and health-care providers. Viewers can fax questions and comments before and during
the broadcast.
Additional information for organizations and potential viewers is available
through the World-Wide Web site, http://www.cdcnpin.org/broadcast, and CDC's
Fax Information System, telephone (888) 232-3299 ([888] CDC-FAXX), by
entering document number 130036 and a return fax number. Organizations setting up
viewing sites are encouraged to register online or by fax as early as possible so that
viewers can access information about viewing locations when visiting the web site or
calling the information line.
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